June returns with “Get Too Close”, a new chapter in dance-pop emotion
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Houston-born singer-songwriter June continues her unstoppable ascent in the world of modern pop with her latest release, “Get Too Close.” Following the momentum of her acclaimed Supernova EP, which earned her airplay across Europe and solidified her reputation as a force in dance-pop, June once again delivers a sound that feels both deeply intimate and built for the big stage.
At just 25, June has already distinguished herself as one of the most exciting independent voices in the scene. With over 275,000 monthly Spotify listeners, she has built her career from the ground up—writing, recording, and performing on her own terms. That independent streak runs through everything she releases, and Get Too Close is no exception: it’s bold, emotionally honest, and effortlessly magnetic.
The track finds June exploring the tension between vulnerability and desire—the push and pull that comes when you’re drawn to someone who feels almost too close for comfort. Wrapped in shimmering synths, pulsing basslines, and her unmistakable, crystalline vocals, “Get Too Close” captures the very essence of her artistry: euphoric yet tender, cinematic yet personal.
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Much like the Supernova EP—where songs like “Crave” and “Hands of Time” married house rhythms with heartfelt lyricism—Get Too Close showcases June’s ability to translate real emotion into a danceable, widescreen experience. It’s a continuation of her sonic evolution, balancing the polished glow of mainstream pop with the self-awareness of an artist writing from lived experience.
June’s knack for connecting through sound has already taken her beyond streaming. Her records have recently found a home on European radio stations like Radio Hit DAB+, Basilicata Radio Due, and Radio Versilia FM, signalling her growing reach as a global artist. Meanwhile, her collaborations—including “Walking Away (Infinity)” with Matway (5.5 million+ streams) and “Divine” with Utope and Matway (2 million+ streams)—further highlight her versatility and international appeal.
What makes June’s work resonate is more than just production or polish—it’s her fearless honesty. Whether she’s yearning on “Supernova” or treading emotional boundaries on “Get Too Close,” she invites listeners into a world where dance music and vulnerability coexist seamlessly.
With this new release, June continues to define her own lane in pop—one where independence, emotion, and innovation collide. Get Too Close isn’t just another step forward; it’s proof that June’s light is only growing brighter.
